disinformed
读音：[disin'fɔ:m]
[ disinformed ]
vt. 向 ... 提供假情报
词形变化：
名词: disinformer | 动词过去式: disinformed | 动词过去分词: disinformed | 动词现在分词: disinforming | 动词第三人称单数: disinforms |
disinformed
词形变化：
名词: disinformer | 动词过去式: disinformed | 动词过去分词: disinformed | 动词现在分词: disinforming | 动词第三人称单数: disinforms |
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反义词：
deflation | inflation |
disinformed
名词 disinformation:
misinformation that is deliberately disseminated in order to influence or confuse rivals (foreign enemies or business competitors etc.)
disinformed
1. The spokesman for the State Department disinformed some information about the country's military strength and plans in the news media.
(美国)国务院发言人在新闻媒体上提供有关该国一些军事实力、计划等的假情报。
2. Scientists even questioned, with McCarthy like sentiments, whether the Soviets were attempting to frighten or disinform with false scientific reporting of bio-effects.
科学家们甚至怀疑苏联是否试图用该试验的错误的数据和报告来惊吓和误导人们。